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Noticed her in the new Kill Team: Exodite. Always fun to get something new!

"Ieronsath, daughter of the goddess Morai-Heg, is said to have hunted sentient insanities from the back of Chadhu – a beast wrought from a wisp of her mother's hair."

I've been learning more about the 40kCCG and I came across these two cards in the Siege of Mallogrim Hive set (2003). She appears to be some kind of...spellcaster? Which seems odd, even back then.

Does anyone know more? Who is this lady?

I love the new figures but I really like bows

These were the Phoenix Lord arts included with the Dark Millenium CCG base set.
Folks seemed to like the arts from the 40kCCG set, so I thought I'd highlight these as well (same Karandras).

Apologies for potato quality, as that seems to be the best quality these cards were ever digitized in.

Going through the art of the 40k CCG, and noticed all of the big Phoneix Lords were in the one set. Thought others might get a kick out of them.

Throwing a "Heater for the Big Boy" for the first pitch of the Orioles game after retiring from teaching for the city. She really managed to 20-Make-it-Stick!

All credit goes to HeyLizardLeigh('s Mom) over on TikTok, I just happened upon it on my FYP but I thought r/MBMBAM (and the boys, if they're watching) would enjoy it.

Hi folks, the uncolored version of this art (which appeared in the 2e Codex beside Eldrad) has shown up now and again and I thought y'all might be interested to see the color version.

It's one of the most unique Eldar arts I'm aware of, and shows where their art design can still go. Blanche made some rather interesting design choices: rainbow robe (unusual colors for Blanche who favored the Zorn pallet), lion head-dress, and the rather tadpole-like runes of fate.

I've seen this idea suggested more than a few times, so I though folks might want to know that way back in 1999 players were already crafting ideas for an Avatar of Cegorach.

For those not deep into oldhammer, Inquisitor Magazine was a 40K letters forum published by Tim DuPertuis of Armorcast (a precursor to Forge World) whose readership included Games Workshop employes, and served as an official FAQ for 2nd Edition (and early 3rd), with answers by Andy Chambers.

While the fan-submitted content (including the Avatar) was never GW-official, you would be well within your rights to ask your playgroup if it was okay to bring to a table in the same way one might with its in-house successors The Citadel Journal or Fanatic Magazine.

I personally love the idea of Cegorach disguising himself among the Harlequins only to do a grand reveal partway into the battle.

Hi, these two vehicles were included in Citi-Block (1987) and were intended for use with the Judge Dredd Role-playing Game.

Does anyone know what vehicles from the comics they're intended to represent?

While its been now dismantled, I thought folks would be interested in seeing what the Valedor boards at Warhammer World had looked like.

These images were posted by the Warhammer World Facebook Page in 2021.

Hello /r/40kLore! I'm well aware that links are uncommon, but I'm hoping you'll make an exception.

I've spent the last long while compiling everything ever written about the Eldar Exodites into one place, a project that began with the intention of including a summary in a reddit post that quickly outgrew the character limitations of reddit. The project includes a summary of everything written by subject (with inline citations) and over fifty pages of annotated original sources (no source replicates the complete work, this was entirely for educational purposes). I hope this inspires you to get into Exodites, and at the very least gives you something to tide over this eons-long drought of Dino Elves.

Some highlights:

• Before ever working on 40k, Jes Goodwin and Rick Priestly worked on the Science Fiction line of miniatures for Asgard. The first miniature kit produced in that line was a dinosaur riding alien in power armor.^1

• The first printing of the word “Exodite” was thirty-five years ago in White Dwarf 126, in the same article that introduced the Eldar and Imperial Knights.^2

• Worldsingers were not introduced until 2012’s “Path of the Renegade”^3, but it was 2013’s “Promethean Sun” that gave them the ability to control plants. It was also “Promethean Sun” that finally gave a name to the horse-sized dinosaurs the Exodites ride: “Raptors”.^4

There’s a whole lot more to read up on, and it's a lot better written than this post. Enjoy!

Sources (for this post):

1 Asgard Miniatures Catalogue “SF1 — Saurian Rider on Hunting Lizard” (1977)

2 White Dwarf UK 126 (Epic: Adeptus Titanicus, 1990)

3 Path of the Dark Eldar: Path of the Renegade (Novel, 2012)

4 Promethean Sun (Novella, 2013)